I’ve had the windows open in the house for the last few days. I love those first few days of open-window weather, especially if it’s breezy. It feels like a cleanse of some kind, to have the spring air blowing through and pushing out the last remnants of stuffy winter atmosphere.
Read More: TWiP: Feeling Springy
First flowers of the season are blooming, the woods are wet and mucky, and it’s not quite warm enough yet for my taste. Welcome to the end of March.
Read More: TWiP: The End of March
Do you ever look at the “SAME WEEK PREVIOUS YEARS” section at the end of these TWiP posts? I do, every week. I like to see how things change from year to year, and (on a more fascinating note), what stays the same.
Read More: TWiP: The more things change…
A crocheted Google Home Mini cozy has the potential to muffle the sound, interfere with the microphone, and make it impossible to see the LEDs. In other words, it may cripple the device’s ability to function as a smart speaker. I don’t care about these things, though, and if you don’t either, come and learn how to make a cozy for your own Mini.
Read More: Google Home Mini Cozy
I recently decided that it would be fun to make myself a scarf or a cowl that was reminiscent of the granny square sweater my great-grandmother crocheted for my mother in the 1960’s. Here’s how that went.
Read More: Vintage-Inspired Granny Square Neckwarmer
So, we’re a day and a half late this week, and I’m ok with that. Instead of spending my Saturday morning writing this roundup, I spent it in a cozy little cabin in Esopus, NY, sipping coffee and getting ready for the Sheep and Wool Festival. Now that I’m back, though, I show you the granny square cowl that occupied my thoughts (and my hook) all week.
Read More: TWiP: Vintage Granny Square Vibes
School started this week, I finished three projects, and I’m thinking about this year’s September Sweater.
Read More: TWiP: Week of WIPs
Graduation party, Fourth of July, yarn shopping… July has it all, folks! 🙂
Read More: TWiP: Family, Food, and Crochet Flowers
This week started with a house full of young adults and ended with tiny paper bunting. There’s a party in the works for the high school graduate. Somewhere in there I managed to finish a little knitting project, and make the perfect polymer clay button for it, too.
Read More: TWiP: End of June
Bangle Bracelets
Price range: $20.00 through $42.00
Barrettes
$30.00
Dangly Earrings
$30.00
Inlay Rings
Price range: $24.00 through $32.00
Crochet Hooks
$24.00
Stick Pens
$16.00
Seam Rippers
$28.00
Stud Earrings
Price range: $16.00 through $20.00
Focal Buttons
Price range: $8.00 through $10.00
Shawl Pins
$30.00
